If you notice that Rainmeter is using a lot of your CPU, then you should make sure you are not using too many skins at once and that they are not full of animations. save the file once you are done and refresh the skin, you should be able to drag it around now. example leftMouseDownAction => LeftMouseUpAction. look for every instance where “mousedownaction” is present and replace the down with up. A text file should open up at this point, if not then open it with notepad. In Case 2, right-click on the skin and select “edit skin” or locate the skin in Rainmeter Manager then right-click on it and select edit. Make sure the “Draggable” is checked and the “Click-through” is unchecked
On the bottom right section of Rainmeter manager, you will see a set of boxes. Locate the skin that has the issue and select it. In case 1, open Rainmeter manager by double-clicking the Rainmeter icon in the system tray.
the skins use “mousedownactions” which prevents you from being able to click and drag it. The skin has been set to draggable or has a click-through function attributed to it. If you can’t drag a rainmeter skin, it is often due to one of the following reasons: Most modern windows machines won’t experience any performance hit at all even if the skins you are using have the above mentioned points, you will barely notice any impact on your system even with many skins loaded. Ultimately the most important factor that will determine if Rainmeter impacts your PC performance is the power of your computer. The more skins you have loaded on your desktop, the more likely Rainmeter will impact your CPU. Also, poorly optimized skins made by inexperienced developers tend to use more resources. 
Animated skins also tend to have more impact on your CPU if not properly sized and compressed by the developer. Skins that use many high definition graphics also use more RAM but this isn’t really an issue for modern windows computers. Skins with higher refresh rates tend to use more system resources. There are several factors which determine whether a skin will affect your pc performance or not, they include: The amount of system resources used by Rainmeter is highly dependent on the skins you have loaded on your desktop and the power of your machine. 
Rainmeter on its own is a very lightweight program and doesn’t affect your system performance at all during normal use or while gaming.
0 kommentar(er)
